Effectively manage disputes and conflict between community members, site personnel and community leaders
Understanding community culture and ethics to ensure appropriate conflict management skills are used
Capability to manage CCMA, BIBC and BCCEI disputes and resolutions, including conflict between employees
Ability to build and maintain constructive relationships with management, staff and external communities so as to ensure the smooth facilitation of project completion
Ability to facilitate and chair key meetings between stakeholders, community members and site personnel.
Advising all employees on the interpretation, application and implementation of employment law and policies, procedures and processes.
Facilitate the management and promotion of fair and sound Labour Relations by interpreting and applying the Employment Equity Act; Labour Relations Act; Baic Conditions of Employment Act; Workplace Law; Compensation Occupation Injuries Dispensation (COID) Act; Occupational Health and Safety Act and Bargaining Council (wages, annual leave, climatic conditions)
Matric Certificate
Tertiary Degree/Diploma in Human Resources or Relevant qualification
A minimum of 5-7 years’ experience in both HR and Civil Engineering Industry
Valid driver’s license
6-10 years